The Dale City “LIGHTNING” Track Club (DCTC) is hosting “Lightning Under the Lights” 2015 DCTC Relay Games, on Saturday, May 2, 2015, at Woodbridge Senior High School.
The meet will highlight athletes from Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia, competing in several relays and 100m and 1600m events. The goal of the DCTC Relay Games is to offer athletes a fun track event and allow coaches to continue developing and training their athletes in a competition setting.
“DCTC is excited about hosting our first track meet and wanted the event to resemble the famous Penn Relays Games,” stated Head Coach Monte Evans. “Our meet will give the young athletes an opportunity to work together as relays teams, run under the lights at night, and have a good time.”
DCTC introduces kids of all abilities to sprinting, hurdles, distance running and field events such as the shot put, turbo javelin toss and long jump. DCTC promotes good sportsmanship, nutrition motivates our athletes to improve their physical conditioning, and instills leadership skills to help our youth build a positive self-image. DCTC has roughly 125 youth athletes registered for the Spring track season.
To register your track team or for more information on the Lightning Under the Lights Relay Games go to dalecitytrack.org.
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